T-Shirts have arrived...

[Happycat]

Until "Unexpected Company" busts down your door to confiscate your arms,
I tend to agree with Rambo's point.

Ultimately, I'm glad we can each have our opinions.

 

[colin455]

I'm sorry. I really like the shirt and will probably buy a few. The Anti's can kiss my furry butt! Every time we allow ourselves to be pushed into being "Pollitically Correct" they win. I don't see any threads about PETA not selling shirts as they might anger the beef industry! C'mon people. Their spokesperson -Pam Anderson was videoed with meat in her mouth and has caused more seed to be spilled than CN Rail. There is a role model to look up to. Portraying Police Officers and Soldiers in the performance of their duties is something to be proud of.
Questar - I will be buying a few shirts later today. Keep it up!

Bought 4.

 

[pags1597]

T Shirts

I proudly wear an INFIDEL shirt, and one day a member of my range, who was quite obviously of Pakistani decent, asked me what was up with my shirt. I told him it was an invitation for any local jihadists to bring their s**t over and I would gladly sort it out for them.....he loved it. I have already ordered three shirts from Questar on seeing this thread, :h:

BTW I carry firearms for a living, LOVE the shirts I purchased and will wear them proudly.

 

[CompBoy]

I try to promote the SPORT as much as I can. It's great that you've taken it up. I hope it lasts for all of us and future generations. It's one thing to express an interest and promote a sport. It's a whole other thing to promote an aspect of gun ownership that has seen rights move in reverse.

Don't misunderstand me. I truly see the value in owning firearms for sport, hunting, and personal protection. IN MY OPINION, it just doesn't do gun owners any good to promote killing with the same firearms that we are trying to hold on to.

I get it, people disagree. That's what forum discussions are all about; people sharing thoughts, and ideas and debating their positions.

Okay and here is an issue, I struggled with at first. What your assuming is the anti's will not create the issue even without the shirts. This makes the assumption that at some point if we don't make enough noise they will go away they will not, that is a fact they are in it to end us. All of us period, there is no negotiation. They will not stop at this line in the sand the truth is they will continue when every last firearm is no longer in our hands. That's what it is for the anti's a wait and make it harder and harder to get a gun, get rid of the interesting ones wear us down and wait. Once the sports shooters are out the next move is the "hunting guns". Thats just the way they work go over to coalition for gun Control read the site they do not want any gun in any house period

 

[reefer]

Okay and here is an issue, I struggled with at first. What your assuming is the anti's will not create the issue even without the shirts. This makes the assumption that at some point if we don't make enough noise they will go away they will not, that is a fact they are in it to end us. All of us period, there is no negotiation. They will not stop at this line in the sand the truth is they will continue when every last firearm is no longer in our hands. That's what it is for the anti's a wait and make it harder and harder to get a gun, get rid of the interesting ones wear us down and wait. Once the sports shooters are out the next move is the "hunting guns". Thats just the way they work go over to coalition for gun Control read the site they do not want any gun in any house period

i have to agree with you compboy and i think that guy is full of if he thinks trying to tiptoe around the anti's will get them to leave us alone

 

[ModerateSniper]

Where is the "I'm here to chew bubble gum and kick ass, and I'm all out of gum" t-shirt?

jk jk. Cool t-shirts, not my style, but I'm sure there will be lots of sales!

 

[brybenn]

I wear a tshirt that has the AK47 on the front and on the back it says" world massacre tour" and goes on to state countries where that firearm has killed north american troops. I was stopped while shopping once and a man and woman were absolutely disgusted with me for wearing it. When I said maybe our troops should carry more firepower and use harder hitting rounds our troops would have less casualties and more enemys would fall before ours. They turned and walked away. The 4 bystanders all agreed with my point. I've lost friends overseas and have friends serving now they want more firepower and if offending a few ignorant #######s with a tshirt helps get our troops better firearms then its worth the price. Its time we speak up and out not hide in the shadows hoping to be forgotten. I 100% agree with questar and hope they keep bringing in more shirts

 

[jimbo45]

I'm not serving up anything on a golden platter... in fact the only thing "new" about most of these shirts is the artwork... most of the phrases have been around longer than many of the members of this forum.

I remember the Special Forces versions from 'Nam, still have one of the wall flags kicking around somewhere. The one pictured is a much more recent variation of those 1960's/1970's versions. Many believe (myself included) that this goes back much further than that... some say to the days of the Protestant persecutions.

I'm one of those "responsible gun owners" that you refer to and what I want the lawmakers to chew on is this:

• I'm fed up being told that I am banned from owning things because criminals use those things to commit criminal acts... ban the criminals not the objects... punish the lawless not the law abiding citizens;
• I'm fed up being told that firearm can not be owned and used for personal protection, just hunting and target shooting;
• I'm fed up being told that my ownership of guns somehow puts society at risk... criminals put society at risk, not law abiding, responsible citizens;
• I'm fed up that the "good of society" is more important than personal rights and freedoms... without my rights and freedoms I don't give a damn about society;
• I'm fed up that politicians in Ottawa think they know what's best for me and everyone else;
• I'm fed up that what the people want and say doesn't matter if it differs from the policies of the political party in power;

I'm fed up being told I shouldn't use humanoid looking targets at the range because it might give the anti's something to complain about or give someone the wrong idea.

If you ever saw some of the T-Shirts I wear you'd probably be downright offended... they are about as far from "politically correct" as you can get. But like you said it's my right to wear what I want and to offend whomever I choose. If people take offence to what my shirt says then I'm pleased... because I'm offended by what our society has and continues to become. I'm offended by most of the people I meet in the streets on a daily basis.

This has nothing to do with T-Shirts or Gun Owners Rights or Anti-Gun activists... this is about attitude and defiance. I refuse to be muzzled or to simply comply and I refuse to live my life worrying about what the "anti's" might think about me.

You of course are free to act as you choose... until the government and the anti's take that away from you too

Mark

well i could not have said it any better myself.good to know some of us gun owners still have a set of balls.me too iam fed up

 

[G_Rambo]

good to know some of us gun owners still have a set of balls.me too iam fed up

Debatable.

Loud, obnoxious, and in your face does not equal intelligence, or any coherent strategy.

Just because you can say it the loudest, does not necessarily mean it should be said.

I was done debating the finer points of this topic until you piped up with this crap.

 

[00Buck]

Cool shirts. For those who don't want to make the anti's angry here's a suggestion.

Step 1: Buy a roll of duct tape.
Step 2: Place duct tape over your mouth.
Step 3: Wait for "Unexpected Company" to arrive.

Wear what you want. Be proud of who you are. Spread the word.

 

[G_Rambo]

Cool shirts. For those who don't want to make the anti's angry here's a suggestion.

Step 1: Buy a roll of duct tape.
Step 2: Place duct tape over your mouth.
Step 3: Wait for "Unexpected Company" to arrive.

Wear what you want. Be proud of who you are. Spread the word.

Obviously people disagree. Too bad you can't do it with a shred of intelligence.

I think I'm done.

 

[ol'blacky]

I'm glad that G Rambo brought this up. He makes a point that is worth thinking about, whether you side with it or not. The key to being able to debate something effectively is to be able to debate the opposite side of the argument first, and then base your approach off of that.

To that end, we are right to consider what others will think of these shirts, and prepare for the ill-founded outrage of the 'other side'.

Some people do take this sort of attire as offensive or worse. Personally, I say ####'em, but one must always think in terms of action/consequence. Your parents should have taught you this.

I would have no problem buying or wearing these shirts, but I would have a prepared statement to defend my choice with. Remember; the same rights that we have to wear this stuff also afford others the right to ##### about it and call us evil.

That said; be proud of what you do and who you are. Firearms should not be our dirty little secret.

Finally, Questar is run by pros who will get this stuff to your door in good order. Support Canadian business!

 

[joe-nwt]

.....
I would have no problem buying or wearing these shirts, but I would have a prepared statement to defend my choice with. .......

OK. How about this: "F**k off and mind your own business!"

What do you think, too harsh?

 

[CompBoy]

Obviously people disagree. Too bad you can't do it with a shred of intelligence.

I think I'm done.

Well some of us did and you ignored it. I said go to their site and read it during the entire c391 debate they continued to state it was a rural/urban wedge issue. Kinda weird since every poll here shows generally a 70/30 split Urban/rural.Also they said that any gun in any house increase the chance of a firearm fatality. That's like saying that any house with and Axe increases the chance of an accident with an Axe. No really

You are making the assumption we can reason with them WE CAN'T. The only method is to be out there and force them to accept us ask Blacks in America how staying in there place worked or ###s. It gets you trampled one person at a time.

The Anti's have proven they will lie and bulls**t their way to get what they want. Which is the total banning off all firearms.
That is their final goal they aren't in it to make it safe they aren't in it to do anything but take away every single gun out there.

 

[lil_juiced_coupe]

Although I will be flamed I agree with rambo. Some of those shirts are down right dumb. Seriously "kill them all" "peace is dead... your next" "gun control...I hit what I shoot"...gives your heads a shake people. Not only anti's would fine these offensive, but so would a lot of neutral people and some gun owners including myself and anyone I have shown this thread to out of pure aw at some members responses.

now after you buy some of these shirts it can complete your zombie apocalypse bug out bag and no government group or alien life forms will dare mess with you and your coool shirts.

 

[Questar]

Although I will be flamed I agree with rambo. Some of those shirts are down right dumb. Seriously "kill them all" "peace is dead... your next" "gun control...I hit what I shoot"...gives your heads a shake people. Not only anti's would fine these offensive, but so would a lot of neutral people and some gun owners including myself and anyone I have shown this thread to out of pure aw at some members responses.

now after you buy some of these shirts it can complete your zombie apocalypse bug out bag and no government group or alien life forms will dare mess with you and your coool shirts.

I have no desire to "flame you" but I would like to question your statements...

Is it your contention then that we must all live our lives worrying about "what others might think" or who might find what we do or say "offensive"?

Is it your belief that I am only free to say and do what I want so long as that does not offend you or others... does not give voice to the arguements of the "anti's"?

Perhaps it is my intention to offend... to put my beliefs "in your face" and get a reaction. You react to these shirts only in the context of a Canadian gun owner and your perceived battle against those who promote "Gun Control" (which by the way is NOT about control it's about gun confiscation).

I suggest to you that the shirts go far beyond our borders and the issue of Canadian gun control... They speak to the issues of war and conflict... to the difference between fighting wars to win and fighting wars to make political points. They speak to things like ROE's that make winning impossible and pointless... they speak to failure of ideas like the 60's peace movement, that man can live in peace without the superior firepower to make it possible (also known as the nuclear deterent ).

If my shirts make you uncomfortable and the sayings on them make you fear what "others" will think, ask yourself what our society has deteriorated to that you should feel that way. You call the shirts "down right dumb" simply because you don't agree with them... is that any different than when the anti gun people call you and me "down right dangerous" or say that our statements and arguements about gun ownership, etc. are "down right dumb"?

I wonder how people would react if I went up to everyone who wears a Liberal or NDP T-Shirt or button or placard and told them they were downright dumb and that their T-Shirt or button or placard offended me. Isn't it their right to wear what they want and support whatever political party they want?

Why is this such a problem for some people? It's not enough that they have the right to wear what they want or not wear what they don't like... they also feel the need to control and tell others what is acceptable or not acceptable? Isn't that the exact same behaviour of the anti's? It's not enough that they choose not to own firearms... it's not enough that they want to lobby for laws to punish criminal use of firearms... they are only happy when EVERYONE is forced to accept their point of view and when NO ONE is allowed to possess firearms because THEY decided it was best for "all of us".

It's a shame what this country is becoming.

Mark

 

[CompBoy]

Although I will be flamed I agree with rambo. Some of those shirts are down right dumb. Seriously "kill them all" "peace is dead... your next" "gun control...I hit what I shoot"...gives your heads a shake people. Not only anti's would fine these offensive, but so would a lot of neutral people and some gun owners including myself and anyone I have shown this thread to out of pure aw at some members responses.

So are you offended by the baby shirts that say "I'm proof my mother likes to ####." I know I am but I still don't get the choice as to what others wear I'm afraid Or the most famous bib "I love ####" for a baby. Yet this stuff is still produced and sold.

People will find what they find offensive. My wife manages a video story she has had A LOT of complaints about the Kids are Alright because of the lesbian content. Yet Love and other drugs has several scenes I personally found offensive in it yet not a single complaint.

People will find what they find offensive. The kill em all and let good sort em out is pretty old of a line and I've seen those types of shirts on air soft and gamers for a very long time.

 

[Balthazar]

I have no problem with dumb t-shirts of any kind. Helps me to easily spot the idiots in the crowd.

 

[Questar]

I have no problem with dumb t-shirts of any kind. Helps me to easily spot the idiots in the crowd.

I'm good with that... whether or not the "crowd" realizes that the "idiot" doesn't care what they think of him

I've been called an "idiot" for owning guns... I still own guns and don't really care what others think about that either.

 

[Balthazar]

I'm good with that... whether or not the "crowd" realizes that the "idiot" doesn't care what they think of him

I've been called an "idiot" for owning guns... I still own guns and don't really care what others think about that either.

Not going to lie, I had a good laugh at the "unexpected company" t-shirt, showing "unexpected" government employees busting in your home with guns.

The poor fool who's going to wear that probably have no clue about the real message he's promoting.

Like I said, I fully support those shirts!